Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-09-16
VERoENNEs.
rost Sunday night.


Prof. Wager preached in the Congre-
gational church. Sunday.
Miss Jane Morton of West Salisbury
is visiting friends in st. Adams.
Miss Lizzie Dyer left for the convent
school at Waterloo, P. G., Tuesday.
We regret to learn of the illness of
Mr.. G. II. Sprigg, the enterprising cattle
dealer.
The contest, Saturday, between the
Addison and Vergcnnes second mines, on
the latter's grounds, resulted in favor of
the home team.
The Lily brought over from Westport
party of eight ladies and gentlemen,
to take dinner at the Stevens House.
They returned the same night.
The fall tinge to the air, the changing
tints of the leaves and the frequent ar
rival of barges of coal all remind Us
that autumn is not far removed
\ very bright little boy called at Mr..
Joseph Carriers, Sunday morning. His
ways were so winning that Mr.. Carter
has taken him for permanent boarder.
Rev. Mr.. Heath of Weybridge occupied
the Methodist pulpit Sunday morning,
and preached from Heb. xii /. Rev. b.
NJ. Kent of Fort Hunter. n. Y, assisted.
= Miss L. p. Wilson, formerly a teacher
in Nergennes. has charge of the Town
Hill school. New Haven. Miss W. was
popular. socially and as teacher, while
here.
Miss Emma Pierce of Des Moines,
Iowa, who has been visiting in Nergennes
this summer. and has been the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur, returned home
"Wednesday.
Secretary F. c. Dyer, who is connected
officially with both the county and the
Champlain societies, is making visit
among relatives in Northern Vermont
and Canada.
Mrs. Ella Grandey of Hammondville,
widow of the late G. W. Grandey. Jr.,
with her two children, and her sister,
L
G. w. and Mrs. Grandey.
Mrs. Lucy Kent of willsboro, n. Y,
with her son, Rev. B. NJ. Kent, has been
visiting relatives and friends in Panton
and Vergennes. They left for West
Salisbury and Johnstown Monday last.
The campers are still coming and 60
ing, but the tide homeward is increasing
in strength. The Norton camp at Mile
Point, which has been popular point to
make, broke up the 10th. They went
into camp June s.
j. II. Donnelly is about to be taken
down story. We do not mean in feel
ing that is six stories high, always, nor
in the price of coats, pants and vests,
but in location. He is to cross Green
street, come down lower, and do better
Miss Lizzie Hickok left Wednesday
morning, for Clinton, Oneida Co., n. Y,
to enter the Houghton seminary, at that
place. Miss Lizzie is one of our best
girls. Miss Grace Hickok of Orange,
~ j., IL W enter lIt stulllldTN at lIlt saint
time.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, pastor, who preached
in Weybridge Sunday morning, took his
own pulpit Sunday evening. in the Meth
odist church, and preached to a full
house, from the comprehensive words,
"Search the Scriptures" Members from
most of the other churches were present.
Mrs. Ezra Pecu, Addison, widow of the
man who poisoned himself some months
since, was buried Saturday. She leaves
several small children. After having
been placed in the casket, it is said the
house was locked up and the remains
were unattended during the night. She
died of fever with typhoid symptoms.
Scion Burroughs, Esq, met with al
accident last week, by collision on
Main street in the evening. He and the
lady riding with him were thrown under
the horses feet. His right hand was
badly bruised, and his little finger brok,
en-. DR.. Kidder cared for his hand anC
finger, and Mr.. b. is comfortable, and a
his office.
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